Free, open-source macOS app

Your connections.
One workspace.

Keep your local terminal, SSH, SFTP, Telnet, and remote desktop sessions together in a native Mac app. Built for people who spend their day connecting to other machines.

Version 0.11.0 · macOS 14+ · Apple silicon

Nethriva app icon showing a terminal in front of connected windows
One place for every session
SSHSFTPRDPTELNETLOCAL TERMINAL

The workspace

Less switching. More doing.

Open different connections in tabs, keep them running as you switch, and reach the tools you need without leaving the app.

Terminal and SSH

Run your local shell or connect over SSH with your existing macOS config, keys, and agent.

Files within reach

Browse remote files beside an SSH session or open a dedicated SFTP tab to upload and download.

Desktop in a tab

Connect to Windows with embedded RDP, dynamic resizing, clipboard support, and file transfer.

Legacy connections

Use native Telnet sessions for devices that still need it, with clear warnings about unencrypted traffic.

Organized connections

Save hosts in groups, mark favorites, and keep multiple live sessions open at once.

Private by design

Store saved passwords in macOS Keychain. Export connections without credentials, or encrypt an export when including them.

Before you begin

Made for your Mac.

Nethriva runs on macOS 14 or later. The included RDP runtime currently targets Apple-silicon Macs.

01
Get the app

Download the current release ZIP. The source and Xcode project are also available on GitHub.

02
Open on your Mac

Nethriva is locally signed but not Apple-notarized. macOS may ask you to allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

03
Add a connection

Open a local terminal or add a reachable SSH, Telnet, or RDP host using your own credentials.

Nethriva 0.11.0

Ready to connect?

Download the latest packaged app and put your sessions in one place.

Download ZIP
Free and open source

Explore the code and build it yourself from the GitHub repository.

Questions or ideas?

Report a bug or suggest an improvement in GitHub Issues.

Support development

If Nethriva helps you, buy the developer a coffee.